Teagher Off to Fair Aged Mother Goes With Him
Charles A Johnson principal of Smallwood school wins The Washington Post prize for most popular eighth grade teacher. He and his aged mother plan a fifteen to thirty day trip to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition with $100 to cover expenses. Sophia Sanger, a second grade winner, may join a party of friends around July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Johnson
Secord
St. Louis
Chicago
St. Lewis
Exposition
Sophia Sanger
Ho Street
Plans for Vacation Trips With School Start Approaching
Miss Sanger contemplates vacations as the school term nears on September 15 while plans to depart in August unfold for Mrs. I. W. Vanderwerker of 411 C Street Southeast and others. Vanderwerker wins $100 and will join a National Geographic Society trip via the Virginias, with her son Harold sharing the prize money. Some delays in collecting funds linger as the group awaits travel details and return before school openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Sanger
L W. Vanderwerker
Miss Sanger
Tencher
I. W. Vanderwerker
C Street
New York
Virginias
Harold
Monty
Boy Patriots Locked Up For Firecracker Offense
Twenty two boys were arrested after lighting firecrackers ahead of the Fourth. They were held on collateral ranging from one to six dollars at the First precinct station, with many facing midnight detention until court. Police emphasized preventing premature celebrations to avoid accidents. The list of those detained includes William P Marka sixteen, Thomas Harry thirteen, Pierpont Gilliam eleven, Samual Soper thirty five, Milton Wolfe fourteen, and others aged eleven to eighteen with several listed as Negro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Sylvester
William P Marka
Thomas Harry
Pierpont Gilliam
Samual Soper
Milton Wolfe
Elmer Dyer
James Henderson
Robert Marshall
William O’brien
Andrew Lee
Raymond Lee
William Henry
Robert Crump
Lewis Minor
James Nelson
Frank McCoy
Wallace Cooper
Paul
Airship Fails to Fly in Milwaukee Trial
Milwaukee, July 2. An airship built by John F. Steile was tested on the city outskirts but failed to lift. It rested on a platform, then dropped five feet after being pushed off, damaging parts. The steel tubing frame carried a propeller and rudder with offcloth canopy, powered like a bicycle, and after repairs another trial was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
John F. Steile
Deadlock blocks Cuban loan and Palma notified
Breyer & Co New York offers to remit the entire 35 million loan in one payment if Congress grants authorization. They warn a further loan is impossible due to congressional deadlock. Veterans’ effort for a resolution fails as they cannot agree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palma
Speyer & Co
Havana
Breyer & Co
New York
Congress
Senor Palma
Norris men en route Hearst men on same train
National committeeman James L Norris led the regular Democratic delegates to the National Convention, departing by train amid cheers. Hearst delegates, including H J Schulters, prepared to contest seating before the credentials committee with affidavits and vouchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Norris
Pennsylvania
St. Louie
Chesapeake and Ohio
West
Lafayette
H. J. Schulters
Mr. Norris
Hearst
Con. B. Kennealy
Ward Lavame
Mound City
Norris
National Committee
J Kelly
Norris Har
Wes J
Fred Kelly
George M. Bond
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Virginia
James UL. Norris
B. Hay
William Cranch McIntire
J. Fred Kelly
John G. Campbell
John F. Monaghan
Thomas J. Moore
Brith Thompson, Jr
James A Watson
Frank J. Wissner
C. Felton
N.L. Bogan
Janters’ Hotel
Bchulteis
St. Louis
Parker Won't Attend Democratic Convention in St Louis
Kingston July 2 Judge Alton B Parker declines attending the Democratic National Convention at St Louis He will remain at Rosemont Esopus receiving news bulletins by telegraph and telephone Parker’s son in law Rev Charles Mercer Hall leads a Kingston party of 26 to St Louis to back his nomination Mrs Hall travels to join Mrs Daniel Manning in St Louis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
N. Y
Alton B. Parker
St. Louis
Rosemont
Esopus
Western Union Telegraph Company
Judge Parker
Hall
Daniel Manning
Cleveland Their Choice for Presidential Nomination
Ex Senator James Smith leading the New Jersey delegation passed through Cleveland en route to St Louis. He named Grover Cleveland as New Jersey’s choice with Parker and Gray second and third, but the name would not be presented. Ex Gov Pattison and Charles Donnelly voiced support for Guffey as the Pennsylvania logical candidate. Pittsburg delegates also favored Guffey and believed he could win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
James Smith
New Jersey
St. Louis
Grover Cleveland
Parker
Gray
Cleveland
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Charles Donnelly
Philadelphia
The
Democracy
Col. Guffey
Guffey
Armenians appeal to US to stop Turkish massacres
Secretary Hay received a Persian cablegram dated July 3 urging the United States to intervene to save innocent Armenians amid reports of Turkish massacres. The message calls for Christian humanity and governmental action to halt the killings and protect lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hay
Persia
Ispanan
United States
Armoni
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised to Cure Catarrh
An 19th century testimonial claims ringing in the ears and nasal catarrh arise from impure blood. The speaker says Hood's Sarsaparilla cured catarrh in head throat and bowels, restored appetite and sleep, and improved overall health, urging friends to try it in California Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
R. Lona
California
Iowa
Parker and Gorman Rivals Warily Eye Democratic Nomination
Delegates in Missouri discuss how Parker may secure a two thirds majority as negotiations among opposing camps continue. Cockrell and Gorman look to position themselves for the nominating convention amid Bryan opposition and strategic leverage.
Delegates Headed for St Louis in Democratic Nominating Run
The North Carolina delegation sails for St Louis with eighteen for Parker and two leaning to him, while Cleveland support is present but not pressed. Alabama moves toward Parker with Union of votes, New York and Georgia delegations depart, and Colorado signals tentative Parker favor. The day features multiple state delegations deciding support as they converge on the Democratic National Convention in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cockrell
Bryan
Yst
German
Banator Stone
Parker
Cock- Tell
Missouri
Gorman
Davis
West Virginia
Jones
Arkansas
Senator Stone
John T. McGraw
Maryland
Hedd
Raleigh
N. C
Jaly Z
North Carolina
St. Louis
Josephus Daniels
Washington
Hol Chambers Smith
Cleveland
Mobile
Ala
Col
F. L. Russell
Alabama
Col. Russell
Russell
New York
Judge Parker
Birmingham
Wiliam Hichardson
T. C. McLelland
Emmett O'Neal
Richardson
Underwood
Olney
Beiieves
Cleveland Movement
Louisiana
New Orleans
Paster
E. Bruttschniit
Democratic State Central Committee
Sanders
Blanchard
Jefferson
Georgia
Atlanta
St Louis
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
J. W. Maddox
James R. Gray
Atlanta Journal
KR. Pamleton
Macon Telegraph
J. W. Smith
Clark Howell
Slane
Cooper Union
Tammany Halil
Charles F. Murphy
Manhattan Club
Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Hogton
Massachusetta
Atis
Convention train carries Massachusetts and Maine delegates
A convention train transporting delegates from Massachusetts and Maine arrived in Mechanicsville New York. The event involved organized party movement and highlighted inter-state collaboration among delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Maine
Mechanicsville
N.Y
New York for sound money in Democratic front at St Louis
New York Democratic leaders arrived in St Louis to push a sound money plank with David R. B. Hill as head of the resolutions committee and Edward Murphy steering New York’s 78 votes for Alton B. Parker. The platform and tariff stance remain unsettled as tensions with Tammany surface and Parker's nomination appears likely on either the first or second ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
York
United States
David B. Hil
Committee On Resolutions
Judge Parker
Hin
Edward Murphy
Patrick Hi. McCarren
William F. Sheehan
Jacob A. Canter
Eliot Danforth
David RB. Hu
William F. Sheahan
Committee On
New York State
Alton B. Parker
Norman EK
Mack
Hill
Hil
Tammany
Parker
New York
George B. McClellan
WANTS BROAD PLATFORM AT ST LOUIS RALLY
Former Senator Cannon says he seeks a broad Democratic platform and a leadership candidate to turn live issues into laws, criticizing rainbow chasing. Allen of Nebraska says he will stay with his party and predicts Bryan will attend St Louis, with a speech expected to surpass Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kansas City
Cannon
Utah
Gorman
Allen
Nebraska
Jefferson Hotel
Bryan
Chicago
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Offer in Sunday Post
Abores offer a free sample bottle and book about Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root kidney remedy. Claims include relief from rheumatic and urinary issues and cures for back pain kidney bladder liver and urinary passages. Advertisement notes availability from Kilmer Co at Binghamton New York and requests mentioning the Wash on Sunday Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Mtall
Adors
T Ke Kilmer & Co
Hinghamton
N. Y
Washon Sunday Post
Woman About Town Carry Sudden Death With Them
A Washington physician discusses the lure of poison and suicide as a quick release after disasters. He notes men are more likely to carry means for self harm, while telling a lead pencil poison fear anecdote, and recalls a case where an overdose altered a cancer diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Beyord
May Be Held For Homicide In Sickle Smith Death
Louis Sickle arrested on account of James Smith's death after a saloon altercation at 617 D Street NW six weeks earlier. Smith died after head abscess from a jaw blow. Coroner Nevitt to hold inquest Tuesday to determine if the blow was the primary cause. Sickle claims self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Sickle
James Smith
Patrick F. O'Connor
D Street
Dennis Sickle
Smith
Providence Hospital
Nevitt
Sickle
Howlett
Peruna touted by saleswoman and workers in Minn dept store
An article quotes Miss Nellie Curtain of 646 Pearl Street St Paul Minn as a department store saleswoman praising Peruna. It argues catarrhal conditions drain mucus and weaken the body. A Des Moines manager, Mrs H Kasvat, credits Peruna with restoring strength after illness. It invites readers to purchase Peruna and asks to write for Dr Hartman’s free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Curtain
Pearl Street
St. Pauli
Minn
Peruna
H Kxasvatt
13Th Street
Des Moines
Iowa
Peruna JT
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Crumbus
Ohio
Oldest Illinois Republican Club Holds Record Outing
The Illinois Republican Association in Washington drew over 1200 attendees for its Marshall Hall outing, a record for the state group. Capt. L. M. Kelley, deputy pension commissioner, presided as president since 1900, with officers including Robert Hitt Jr, Electa Smith, L. B. Stine, and R. Stone Jackson. The group’s finances have risen from near empty to over $300 in the treasury, with plans to donate part to Illinois’ national committee representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mlindie Republican Association
Marshall Hall
Ilinois Republican Association
Capt. L. M. Kelley
L. B. Stine
Illinois
L. M. Kelley
Robert Hitt, Jr
Blecta Smith
R. Stone Jackson
Weather Conditions and regional forecasts for July weekend
Weather Bureau notes high pressure in central regions with showers in New England and Gulf coast areas. Expect cooler temperatures in northern eastern regions with scattered rains in Missouri Valley and Rocky Mountain slopes, plus variable coastal winds and a brief set of forecasts for Sunday and Monday.
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Sept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
Ohio Valley
St Lawrence Valley
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
New England
South Atlantic
Texas
Miasouri
Rocky Mountains
Misainaipp
Gulf Coast
Hastera
Lake
Ohio
Middle Atlantic
Miastasinp
Quit
Upper Lakes
Wrather
AmMeck
Notice of P Mann & Co partnership and pharmacy exam
The notice states the formation of P Mann & Co a partnership of Patrick Mann and Robert El Mann to operate as agricultural implements dealers at 207 Seventh Street Northwest. It also notes the Pharmacy Commissioners exam for registration on Monday July 1 1943 at the National College of Pharmacy I Street Northwest with applications due by July 5 184. Henry A Johnston Secretary 1221 New Jersey Ave NW. East, Star Home Lawn Fete on Loeffer's lawn July 4 and 5 with rain forecast for past week. grounds reopen all day Monday fireworks Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Mann & Co
Seventh Street
Patrick Mann
Robert EL Mann
Commissioners OF Pharmacy
A. m
National Coil of Pharmacy
I Street
Henry A. Tohnston
Phar. D
New Jersey
Ave. Nw
Eastern Star
Loeffer
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Charles A. Johmson
Post
Charles A Johnson
Smallwood
Frie
Fmst
Louis
Charles A. Johnson
Miss Sophia Sanger
BOY Patriots
la Langley Buzzard
J. J. Turnbull
East Indian Coal Company, Limited
Colleris
Tharila
Bengal
A. §. Thomson
Lodna
St. Joseph
St. Joseph Street Railway, Light, Heat, and Power Company
Vancouver
Montreal
Quebec
Dominion Line
Liverpool
Sorel
Strathconla
Satolli
Worus Ser
Savous
Glennon
Mer. O'Connell
Philppine
Mexico
Mexico City
Mex
Superior Board of Health
Republic
Drexel
Europe
John R. Drexel
St. Paul
Southampton
Cuerbours
Schultere
Regulara
Democratic Committees On Credentiala
Mr. Bride
Schulters
Committee On Credentials
Norrig
Hearat
Cotter J. Bride
Democratic Election Commission
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Ellaston Terrace
Elaston
Perrace
Pernis
G Street
Johnson Jo
Lansburgh & Bro
Sound Money
Plank
Georgetown
Jand
William T. Hendricks
Hendricks
Mary Hendricks
Kimbach
Max Gould
L Street
Charles Madison
Glicka Alley
Fourteenth Street
New York Avenue
Charles M. Tucker
New Jersey Avenue
Michael Haseett
H Street
Miss Curtain
Miss Nellie Curtain
Illinois Republican Club
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Ind
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Ail
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Marquette
Mich
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Tenn la
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Nebr
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Cabin John
E. C
B. B. Earnshaw & Bro
Hth and
Mets
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Corcoran Gallery OF Art
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Seventh Et A
A. O. Hutterly
St. N. W
Fred. Whelbig
Ballantine
Shoomaker Company
St. WN. W
Pa. Ave
McGill & Wallace
J. S. Ba
Nanny R Jali Baughean
W. G
University Place
Columbia Heights
Capitol St
Empganne -Guxost
Frazen
Frazee’s Laghory
Tharp
Newspapt
Hachiv
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